单词undrinkable
adj.: 不适合饮用的；不能喝的
网络: 不能饮用的；不可饮用的；难以入口的
不适合饮用的；不能喝的:
not good or pure enough to drink
不可饮用的
非饮用的
It had nothing to compare with the nowadays well-known chocolate, so much so that the conquistadores found it undrinkable.
它无法与当今知名的巧克力相比较，以至于它的征服者发现其难以入口。
The lake water is now undrinkable despite several billion dollars having been spent trying to clean it up.
现在尽管已投入数十亿元来治理，但滇池水仍不能饮用。
Beer can only sit on a shelf for so longbefore it becomes undrinkable, and now German scientists have figured out why.
啤酒的保质期就这么长，过了就不好喝，现在德国的科学家已经找出了其中的原因。
Environmentalists are unhappy. They fear that the scheme will damage the Yangzi"s ecology and that the water will be undrinkable.
环保主义者感到不满，他们担心这个计划会破坏长江的生态，水质会变得不适合饮用。
Although nearly three quarters of the earth"s surface is covered with water, it is sea water and undrinkable .
虽然有近四分之三的地球表面覆盖着水，我们可以看到，世界人口迅速增长，蒸蒸日上。
Flawed wines to avoid at all costs. Practically undrinkable.
有缺陷的酒，多少钱也不要买。简直不能喝。
Now all of a sudden they are realizing their rivers are becoming undrinkable, their air is killing people.
但突然之间，他们意识到河水不能喝了，空气能将人置于死地。
Corks can react with mold and substances in the wine to produce "cork taint" which makes the wine undrinkable .
瓶塞可以反应，模具和物质在葡萄酒生产“软木塞污染”使葡萄酒饮用。
London"s streets were gridlocked, its riverside was drab, its food inedible and coffee undrinkable.
那时的伦敦，街道拥挤，河岸景色单调，没有可口的食物，连咖啡都让人难以下咽。
A spoon of salt in a glass of water makes the water undrinkable. A spoon of salt in a lake is almost unnoticed.
在一杯水中放一勺盐就会无法饮用，而在一个湖中放一勺盐却可以忽略不计。